Question

the different shapes and jobs of cells in an organism exist because they each have unique genetic material. (1 point) false true

Explanation:

In an organism, cells differentiate (get different shapes and jobs) through a process called cell differentiation. This is not because they have unique genetic material. Most cells in an organism (except for some like red blood cells that lose their nucleus) have the same genetic material (DNA). The differences in shape and function occur because of gene regulation - different genes are turned on or off in different cells.

Answer:

False